Instructions for use and maintenance of clocks

• Avoid contact of the watch with chemicals such as, perfumes, hand creams and cleaning agents. Aggressive sweat can affect the shine and the durability of the watch case and the strap.
• Keep the watch clean at all times: remove dirt with dry, soft cloth, without the use of any soap or chemicals.
• Avoid magnets. The electrical field and the static electricity can be harmful to the mechanism. Also, never leave your watch next to or on top of a sound speaker.
• Avoid extreme shocks or impacts. The wristwatch is designed to resist normal impacts. (Not valid for G-Shock)
• When you are not using your watch, keep it in a dry place. Store solar-powered watches in a place with natural light or a lamp, but not in a direct sunlight and never in a box or a drawer.
• The factory installed battery may have a shorter life than specified. Have it replaced by an authorized service only.
• Check the condition of the strap and buckle to avoid it accidental falling off or mechanical damage.
• Avoid exposing the watch to direct sunlight and extremely hot and cold places. This affects water resistance and may lead to discoloration of the watch.
• The water is the main culprit for damaging your watch! Check the water resistance before using your watch. The crown of the watch must not be pulled out, and in case it is, put it back in place and do not use the gaskets while your watch is exposed to moisture. Moisture can cause permanent damage.
• In case water has entered your watch, take your timepiece to the MY:TIME authorized service. Never try to open the watch case yourself!!

Water resistance markings indicated the water pressure that your watch can withstand in inaction. The movement of the hand through the water drastically increases the pressure on the watch.

Markings on the caseback:

• WR=WR – Avoid any contact with water, rain, etc.
• 2 BAR = 3 ATM – Allowed light splash with water drops, but no immersion in water
• 5 BAR = 5 ATM – Allowed hand washing, rain, moisture, but no immersion in water
• 10 BAR = 10 ATM – Allowed hand washing, rain, moisture and immersion in water
• 20 BAR = 20 ATM – Suitable for recreational diving (free dive)
• 30 BAR = 30 ATM – Suitable for deep, professional diving (scuba diving)

WATER RESISTANCE RATING CHART

Water is the main culprit for damaging your watch! Before use, always pay attention to the ATM mark. It designates the depth – that is, the water pressure that your watch is designed to withhold. Such conditions can only be achieved in a testing lab. In practice, the movement of your hand through the water will drastically increase the pressure on your watch and it may not resist to be submerged to the depth in metres indicated on your caseback.

CAUTION:  In spite of the fact that the watch is made of high quality material, there are rare cases when it can cause skin reaction with hypersensitive users. That is why each customer is individually responsible for any allergic reaction that may occur as a result of their health issue.

No given information is a medical advice.

USER’S GUIDE FOR WATCHES

Model with watch hands and digital display  

To set the time on the digital part, press and hold the B button. Press the A button briefly to set the seconds. Press B to move to the next setting. The setting position will be flashing on the display. Adjust by pressing A. The setting can also be done by holding down the button, making the setting faster. To complete the setting, press B. The adjustment of the rest of the functions follows the same procedure, by previously selecting button B.

To adjust the watch hands, hold down C – hands move faster. For fine tuning, make short presses. Each movement of the watch hand indicates 20 second, meaning 3 press is 1 minute.

Digital model

To select a function, press B. To select 12/24 hours and vice versa in the function “time”, press C. Once you have selected the desired function with the button C, adjust by pressing A.

Select functions with C and adjust with A.

In watches with light (illumination), the light turns on by pressing the marked button for that function. The illumination weakens after long use. Each use of illumination affects the duration of the battery.

Model with no calendar

POSITION 1: Starting working position.

POSITION 2: Adjust the watch by gently pulling the crown from position 1 to position 2 .

Set the watch hands to the correct time.

Note: After each adjustment, return the key to position 1.

Model with calendar

POSITION 1: Starting working position.

POSITION 2: Adjustment of calendar/date.

POSITION 3: Adjustment of watch hands.

Note: After each adjustment, return the crown in position 1.

Model with a stopwatch

Time setting: Pull out the crown to position 3. The hand indicating seconds stops. Adjust the hands to the correct time. Return the crown to working position 1.

Date setting: Pull out the crown to position 2. Adjust the desired date by rotating the crown. Return the crown to working position 1.

Use of stopwatch: Press button A. By pressing it again the stopwatch stops. Press B to return to the starting position. 

Model with watch hands and date on hands  

Setting the time and day: Pull out the crown to position 3, adjust the time by rotating the crown and in the same time adjust the day of the week by multiple movement of the crown. Return the crown in working position 1.

Setting the date: Pull out the crown in position 2. Adjust the date by rotating the crown. Return the crown in the starting position. The hand for 24-time, the small hand in the 24-hour circle) refers to the time indicated by the big hands – morning or afternoon. In this way you can set whether the watch changes the date during nighttime, as it should.